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A5: heavy goods vehicle hits horse trailer at Planty
On the A5 motorway at Planty, a heavy goods vehicle struck a car towing a horse trailer; traffic was interrupted for several hours.
Lillebonne: drunk and uninsured driver stopped
During a road check on October 27 in Lillebonne, police intercepted a 46-year-old man who was drunk at the wheel and uninsured; his vehicle was impounded.
Spa towns: concern over coverage of thermal cures in the 2027 budget
Une tribune appelle à une mobilisation générale en faveur de l'école
Strasbourg: convenience store opens in Starlette neighborhood
A convenience store opens in the new Starlette neighborhood in Strasbourg, the first neighborhood shop in the area.
Fish: SAS Nautilus-Food ordered to stop misleading practice
The company Nautilus-Food is ordered to stop a commercial practice likely to mislead about the species of fish marketed.
Youth and culture centers forced to adapt their model
Facing a decline in public funding, MJCs are reducing their activities, raising their rates, and seeking new partners to maintain their popular education missions.
Nord Amiénois: Souvenir Français prepares All Saints' Day collection and seeks a president
Outdoor markets remain essential in 2026
Nearly 12,000 to 13,000 markets are organized every week in France and some, formerly halted, are reborn, driven by the search for low prices.
Defense Council convened to prepare security system for October 31
Île-de-France and Paris unlock 13 million euros for damaged businesses
Rouen : des consultations juridiques gratuites pour les commerçants dégradés
À Lille, l'État et la ville accompagnent les commerces dégradés les 17 et 18 octobre
Serge Papin détaille les aides aux commerces dégradés
More than one billion euros in damage to businesses after the violence
Government question session at the National Assembly
Ministers answered deputies during the government question session on Wednesday, October 28, 2026.
France et Europe face aux plateformes chinoises de petits colis
Sainte-Ménehould: bistro-antique shop opens November 7
A bistro-antique shop concept will open on November 7 at Place du Général-Leclerc in Sainte-Ménehould, with two people hired to run it.
Caen: apartment destroyed by fire in Guérinière neighborhood
A fire broke out Wednesday morning in an apartment in a building in the Guérinière neighborhood of Caen. The apartment was gutted but there are no casualties.
Nocibé store in Wasquehal robbed in broad daylight
The Nocibé store at the Wasquehal shopping center was robbed in broad daylight.
Pink October in Berck: the Women's Committee warns about food and pesticides
On the occasion of Pink October in Berck, the Women's Committee is warning about food quality and exposure to pesticides as cancer risk factors.
Nice: restaurant owners propose an alternative protest route to the prefect
Moûtiers: return of paid parking divides residents and merchants
The introduction of paid parking in downtown Moûtiers, announced at the municipal council meeting, has elicited mixed reactions between combating long-term parkers and fears for businesses.
Strasbourg: gas leak on Grande-Île, residents evacuated
Firefighters were alerted Wednesday morning to a gas leak in downtown Strasbourg and evacuated nearby residents.
Présidentielle 2027 : un jeune de 20 ans en quête de parrainages
Compagnie des Alpes posts record revenue of 1.433 billion euros
The ski resort and amusement park specialist records a new revenue record for the 2025/2026 fiscal year, at 1.433 billion euros.
Sarthe: two men tried for robbery of a tobacconist's shop in Conlie
Two men aged 24 and 28 were tried on October 23, 2026 by the Le Mans court for the robbery of a tobacconist's shop in Conlie, one of whom was actively wanted for prison escape.
Dourges: call for projects to bring a 17th-century house back to life
The municipality of Dourges is seeking a buyer for a 17th-century house and its 5-hectare park.
Hesdin-la-Forêt: four plots handed over to attract retail brands
Four new plots in the Champ Sainte-Marie zone at Hesdin-la-Forêt are being handed over to attract new retail brands.
Rocroi: forestry machine on fire in woodland, four firefighters mobilized
A forestry machine caught fire Wednesday morning in woodland in Rocroi, in the Ardennes. Four firefighters were mobilized for extinguishing and cooling.
A complaint for incitement to racial hatred filed against Christine Kelly
A complaint for incitement to racial hatred was filed on Wednesday against journalist Christine Kelly, following her remarks on Europe 1 stating that “many migrants were rapists.”
Pink October hike in Desvres
Seventy participants took part in the hike organized by the Desvres Commercial Union for Pink October.
Bohin, needle manufacturer, takes over five sewing shops
Specializing in needle manufacturing since the 19th century, the Bohin company has taken over five fabric and haberdashery shops this year to support the sector and test its products.
6-year-old child struck by car in Montauban
A 6-year-old boy was struck by a car in the parking lot of a supermarket on avenue de Paris in Montauban, on Tuesday, October 27, 2026. The driver was traveling at low speed.
Dette : un économiste redoute une mise sous tutelle budgétaire de la France
Des épargnants français aisés se tournent vers la Suisse et le Luxembourg
National recall of salmon pizza sold at Leclerc
A salmon pizza sold in Leclerc stores across France is subject to a recall due to a possible risk of foreign objects. A refund is offered.
Montauban: 18-year-old motorist hit at red light, hit-and-run driver at large
On Tuesday, October 27, in the early evening in Montauban, an 18-year-old motorist stopped at a red light was struck by a vehicle whose driver fled. Police are searching for him.
liO bus leaves A750 and falls into a ditch near Montpellier, five lightly injured
An liO bus left the A750 and slid into a ditch on Wednesday morning in the Gignac-Montpellier direction. Five of the nine passengers were slightly injured.
Yellow Vests' grievance registers being digitized by researchers
Eight years after the Yellow Vests, researchers are attempting to digitize the grievance registers to make them accessible, despite a lack of funding, while the government has launched its own participatory platform.
French Handisport Federation: data breach claimed
A cybercriminal claims a data breach affecting more than 1,000 members and former members of the French Handisport Federation, with names, contact details and dates of birth exposed.
New Caledonia: crisis exercise ahead of cyclone season
The New Caledonian armed forces organized a coordination exercise with firefighters, gendarmes, and the high commissioner's office ahead of the cyclone season.
Attal et Philippe cherchent à se faire entendre dans un climat de crises
Inflation dans la grande distribution : le ministre Serge Papin appelle à la maîtriser
7 a.m. news bulletin of Wednesday, October 28, 2026
7 a.m. TV news bulletin lineup: elections in Israel, reopening of looted stores, deadly road, All Saints' Day holidays and farewell to Stan Wawrinka.
Weather on Wednesday, October 28: sun returns, temperatures fall and morning fog
An anticyclone settles over France on Wednesday, bringing drier weather and clear skies, but morning fog and cool temperatures.
Chauny: Territoire d'Ailleurs store closes after 22 years
The Territoire d'Ailleurs store, located in Chauny for 22 years, is closing its doors. Its manager speaks of the end of a commercial adventure.
Thun-l'Évêque: Palestinian intercepted with cigarettes and painkillers
A Palestinian was intercepted at the Thun-l'Évêque toll booth, in the Nord department, with a shipment of cigarettes and painkillers.
Weather in Corsica: calm and dry Wednesday, sometimes overcast skies
This Wednesday, the weather will be calm and dry across all of Corsica, with sometimes overcast skies and sunny spells.
Northern Franche-Comté: pharmacists' daily lives deteriorate amid incivilities
Pharmacists in Northern Franche-Comté describe a rise in incivilities, aggression, and abusive requests in the practice of their profession.
